The legal challenge came ’too soon,’ the judge ruled. Former President Donald Trump will stay on the primary election ballot in Massachusetts after a judge on the state’s Supreme Judicial Court denied a bid to disqualify the candidate on Monday. Supreme Judicial Court Justice Frank Gaziano upheld the State Ballot Law Commission’s decision last week to
Hip hop artist Snoop Dogg has heaped praise on former President Donald Trump. Rap star Snoop Dogg has expressed strong praise for former President Donald Trump, joining a list of celebrities who have either spoken favorably about or outright endorsed the former president in the run-up to the 2024 presidential election. Snoop Dogg, whose real
Attorneys General from 28 states say a letter from 20 anti-gun AGs is another attempt to chip away at Americans’ Second Amendment rights. The Attorneys General of 28 states are demanding that President Joe Biden ignore a request to investigate the Lake City Army Ammunition plant’s policy of selling 5.56 mm rifle ammunition to civilians.
The White House passes the buck back to Congress. Speaker Mike Johnson (R-La.) made clear to the White House the House Republicans’ red line on any agreement dealing with the border: No illegal crossings. “Any border ’shutdown’ authority that ALLOWS even one illegal crossing is a non-starter. Thousands each day is outrageous. The number must
House Education and Workforce Committee Chairwoman Virginia Foxx (R-N.C) is raising pressure on top U.S. universities to cooperate with her committee’s investigation of campus anti-Semitism. For weeks, Ms. Foxx has been scrutinizing how universities have handled allegations of anti-Semitic harassment on campuses. Earlier this month, she expanded that investigation by sending a letter to Harvard
There’s overwhelming voter support for Texas using razor wire to enhance border security amid the illegal immigration surge, a new poll shows A new poll shows that a significant majority of U.S. voters support Texas in its efforts to bolster border security amid an influx of illegal immigrants by putting up razor wire barriers to
White House spokesman and retired Rear Adm. John Kirby has said that although the weekend attack on U.S. forces in Jordan by an Iran-sponsored group—which resulted in the deaths of three U.S. servicemen—will be responded to, the Biden administration is “not looking for a war” with the Middle Eastern nation. Mr. Kirby repeated th… Original